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Martin McGuinness

Tributes to mother of McGuinness

The mother of Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness has died at the age of 84. Peggy McGuinness died at her Elmwood Street home in Derry on Monday, Sinn Fein announced. First Minister Peter Robinson told the Assembly that...

Progress Praised, Though Executive Still Stalled

As the Irish President, Mary McAleese, took to a conference platform to insist that Northern Ireland has taken "huge steps" towards delivering a peaceful and just society, Sinn Fein has used the same event - a conference in to...

More arguments to mark 40 years of disagreement: The Irish Times - Dan Keenan

DAN KEENAN, Northern News Editor, in Derry DERRY IS different. Had there been mention of an eighth day in Genesis, it would surely have detailed the creation of Derry. But when it comes to anniversaries Derry is perhaps less...

How a phoenix lit the troubles flames: (from the Sunday Times, Oct 5) - Liam Clarke

A senior British civil servant reviewing Republican News – strictly in the line of duty – was surprised to see a picture of himself, hair a little longer, paunch a little shorter, being lifted bodily by the RUC from a civil...

Civil rights talk re-ignites row

By Steven McCaffery Monday October 06 2008 Unionists and republicans yesterday emerged from a major conference on the North's civil rights movement utterly divided on the events that helped start the Troubles. While...

Watch your back!

When Peter Robinson assumed the role of Democratic Unionist leader it seemed he had the world at his feet. A matter of months later and the first minister faces potential enemies within and without the DUP, and is stymied by...

Sinn Fein blocks meeting of Executive: The Irish Times - Gerry Moriarty

GERRY MORIARTY, Northern Editor THE NORTH-SOUTH Ministerial Council meeting scheduled for today in Armagh was cancelled yesterday after Sinn Féin again blocked a meeting of the Northern Executive that was listed for yesterday...

North 'needs leadership to deal with impact of financial crisis': Irish News - James Stinson

With the Northern Ireland economy set to worsen the region is in need of political leadership like never before, a conference was told yesterday. Philip McDonagh, chief economist with PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) in Belfast,...

Belfast power-sharing mired in deadlock

The Associated Press Thursday, October 2, 2008; 8:46 PM DUBLIN, Ireland -- The crisis in Northern Ireland's power-sharing government deepened Thursday as Protestant leaders defeated plans for an all-Ireland summit. Catholic and...

Sinn Fein blockade 'is blackmail': BBC (Sep 30) -

Sir Reg Empey made his comments at the Conservative Party conference UUP leader Sir Reg Empey has accused Sinn Féin of blackmail over its "blockade" of the Stormont Executive. He made the comments at a meeting at the...

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